Ultimate X-Men

They were like, nope, we're done, nope.

And Peach Momoko, yeah, Peach Momoko, the writer of Ultimate X-Men, bro, I don't know what happened.

Me and Bree were kind of shocked.

She got bullied by her security team.

And I don't know what he's talking about, about the comic books selling like no books or no.

None of the Midnight Marvel line is selling out.

We'll talk about in the future our thoughts of Midnight Marvel, but I read Midnight Spider-Man, I read Midnight X-Men, I read Midnight Fantastic Four.

Midnight X-Men and Midnight Spider-Man are like right here, dude.

It's like, it basically, you know, accumulated its own level of continuity that, um, basically kind of, you know, was basically like, you know, like proving to be a drag on it as the, uh, as like, as a mainline, um, universe, universe was.

I mean, like, there were like, you know, some, like, you know, like, improvements on Brian Wood's Ultimate X-Men and Hickman's brief stint on the Ultimates before Marvel said, hey, we want you to do Avengers that will eventually tie into the ultimate death of the Ultimate Universe.

So there you go.

But Well, that's how things went.

Here's that.

Let me just like, you know, bring this up.

Bring this like up to date quickly, because, you know, if you want to read, you know, my thoughts on this, then, hey, like I've got my then by the time you're this podcast, you read my thoughts on like Ultimate X-Men, Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultimate Black Panther and in the in the Ultimates.

So.